/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50993246
Well, bridges have always been a no for me cause the cases of hacks are disturbing. I recently came across commendable innovation in a multichain privacy protocol that achieved interoperability without using a bridge.

>>50958366
You're right anon. There are privacy solutions that can take peoples business off prying eyes. My favorite is Railgun which integrates with defi and smart contracts.

>>50913010
Security is a constant for every smart investor else funds would be lost every day. Good thing we have platforms focused on asset management and security in the space.

>>50813301
Based. Users would keep on making transactions with their funds and if the heat gets turned up chads would just switch to privacy systems.

>>50738281
You're right about privacy and decentralization slowly going mainstream. NFTs are not left out too as we're getting closer to users being able to have private NFT auctions and NFT access control.

>>50480493
Virtual lands are definitely gaining more adoption and I might be getting one on the sports metaverse since it comes with a fan cave.

>>50462263
That's why you should make long-term investments a priority chad cause you won't be worried about short-term price changes. Privacy solutions are a good example since privacy would always remain a need in the crypto space.

>>50424110
While you DCA, you should also make sure that it's done on assets that would stand the test of time. That's why privacy solutions are among my top picks as I don't see them being less needed in the crypto space anytime soon.

>>50284193
you're right anon. One of the reasons why I always look out for a relevant use case before investing and Railgun is my top find. I see it being around for years as privacy would always remain a need in the crypto space.